Manly Musk tones of Le Male

Category: Review on Le Male by Jean Paul Gaultier 125ml Eau de Toilette Spray

Posted by: 11-Dec-2006

Strengths: The French really know their style quotient: Le Male has both the packaging and the quality of the perfume going for it

Weaknesses: Go easy on how much you put on yourself and do check out the perfume on the inside of the cuff before you spray your expensive shirt with it

You are not going to win any prizes for guessing that Le Male is a masculine fragrance. The name and the bottle spell it out and so do the warm tones of the perfume. Le Male by Jean Paul Gaultier is very strong and masculine and sends out just the right ‘vibes’ to the opposite sex. It comes as no surprise that Le Male has a good amount of market share across the world. If you are not very impressed by the bottle (hard not to be) then the woody tones mixed with just the right combination of oriental overtures is definitely going to do the trick.

Le Male may actually be a victim of success: its popularity may make the perfume a bit too common for the really fashion conscience dresser but then if you don’t care much about it, then Le Male should definitely occupy a place on your dresser. Like all good perfumes, this one too comes with a not-so-cheap price tag and some users have complained that a strong ‘dose’ of the perfume gives them a headache and might also stain some specific garments.

The stylish design of Jean Paul Gaultier obviously designed this perfume for the discerning man who will not choose a perfume which does not reflect the masculine tone of musk. It is this fact which makes the perfume very attractive and is likely to keep you hooked till some thing else comes along.